Thanks. I found whenever I went online to learn about an RV it was never unbiased or just a quick tour so we really wanted to share more. I hope it helped you out. Are you looking for a Vista specifically?
Does Size Matter yes, The vista 29ve specially. I retire next year and we are looking to purchase at the Hershey show this September. All my research has been online so we’re anxious to see it in person.
Oh that is very exciting. What will your travel plans be? Full time, Snowbird or RV Sometimers like us? I'd love to hear more about the new slide mechanism that Winnebago is using the Slimrack so if you hear anything please let me know.
Does Size Matter we want to travel someplace warm for the winter and spend summers in the northeast with family. I really know very little of the slide system but if I learn anything I will be sure to forward it to you.
@@michaelguida900 that sounds like a great travel plan. We will be coming to the North East this fall we are really looking forward to it. Any recommendations?
We have not seen the 30b but we will add it to our list and look for it. Here is a link to the 29VE we did ua-cam.com/video/RijzZF1HEBQ/v-deo.html and we have also done a 31 that will be linked to that. Hope that helps and stay tuned we will look. Thanks for watching.
We looked at a 2015 vista 26ft and noticed the left rear corner seemed twisted or coming apart. The owners applied some clear silicone to help hold it together I guess. Question, is this a problem with this model and also can it be fixed. Another problem we saw was that the wall paper was wrinkling in several places especially around the windows. Question 2, is the wrinkled wall paper something winnebago is aware of and can it be repaired
We personally have not heard of any ongoing or repeating problems in a left rear corner of a Winnebago in particular. From what we are hearing you say a 'twisted or coming apart rear corner' is a problem. If you can see that they have tried to fix it with silicone, it is a problem. Either there has been damage to the rig, like they have hit something or it sounds like it could be water coming in or past water came in. Or they damaged it and then water came in. Wrinkled wall paper sounds like water has gotten in. This does not sound like a Winnebago problem but an RV problem or that particular RV's problem. So I wouldn't expect that Winnebago is tracking this or would take any responsibility for it. Can it be fixed? That is a great question. You could take it to any dealership that has a repair shop and ask them but we think the first thing to do would be to have an RV inspection before you purchase it. You need to know what a professional thinks is the cause and that person would be able to tell you if it is fixable and at what cost. As well an inspection would tell you if there are any other problems that you may not be able to see. Our strong advice on this one is to proceed very cautiously and only with guidance of a professional inspection or keep looking. We know it is tough to find RVs right now but you don't want to get into one that is a costly problem. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
@@DoesSizeMatter Thanks a lot for your comments. I'll take them in to consideration and probably move on from it. The right motorhome is out there we'll just have to find it.
@@ericwells8929 You are absolutely right, it is. Times are just tough right now with demand so high and supply so low. Keep looking and let us know if you have other questions. Good luck!
Interesting information the factory rep told me about the fibreglass but I will look into that further. Thanks for sharing the information and watching.
Another good video. One slight correction, On the F-53 19,000 lbs chassis with the 19.5 wheels they are all steel wheels with steel wheel simulators. The F-53 23,000 lbs and up chassis with the 22.5 wheels have the Alcoa aluminum wheels. Love your channel. Safe Travels.
thanks for the very informative video. its nice to have someone review the motorhome that is not trying to sell it to me.
Thanks. I found whenever I went online to learn about an RV it was never unbiased or just a quick tour so we really wanted to share more. I hope it helped you out. Are you looking for a Vista specifically?
Does Size Matter yes, The vista 29ve specially. I retire next year and we are looking to purchase at the Hershey show this September. All my research has been online so we’re anxious to see it in person.
Oh that is very exciting. What will your travel plans be? Full time, Snowbird or RV Sometimers like us? I'd love to hear more about the new slide mechanism that Winnebago is using the Slimrack so if you hear anything please let me know.
Does Size Matter we want to travel someplace warm for the winter and spend summers in the northeast with family. I really know very little of the slide system but if I learn anything I will be sure to forward it to you.
@@michaelguida900 that sounds like a great travel plan. We will be coming to the North East this fall we are really looking forward to it. Any recommendations?
This was a helpful review! Do you have an opinion on the 2007 Vista 30b?
We have not seen the 30b but we will add it to our list and look for it. Here is a link to the 29VE we did ua-cam.com/video/RijzZF1HEBQ/v-deo.html and we have also done a 31 that will be linked to that. Hope that helps and stay tuned we will look. Thanks for watching.
Excellent!
We looked at a 2015 vista 26ft and noticed the left rear corner seemed twisted or coming apart. The owners applied some clear silicone to help hold it together I guess.
Question, is this a problem with this model and also can it be fixed.
Another problem we saw was that the wall paper was wrinkling in several places especially around the windows.
Question 2, is the wrinkled wall paper something winnebago is aware of and can it be repaired
The left rear paneling split is pertaining to the interior
Looks like it may have gotten wet somehow. Is there other complaints about the wallpaper and the left rear corner problem
We personally have not heard of any ongoing or repeating problems in a left rear corner of a Winnebago in particular. From what we are hearing you say a 'twisted or coming apart rear corner' is a problem. If you can see that they have tried to fix it with silicone, it is a problem. Either there has been damage to the rig, like they have hit something or it sounds like it could be water coming in or past water came in. Or they damaged it and then water came in. Wrinkled wall paper sounds like water has gotten in. This does not sound like a Winnebago problem but an RV problem or that particular RV's problem. So I wouldn't expect that Winnebago is tracking this or would take any responsibility for it. Can it be fixed? That is a great question. You could take it to any dealership that has a repair shop and ask them but we think the first thing to do would be to have an RV inspection before you purchase it. You need to know what a professional thinks is the cause and that person would be able to tell you if it is fixable and at what cost. As well an inspection would tell you if there are any other problems that you may not be able to see. Our strong advice on this one is to proceed very cautiously and only with guidance of a professional inspection or keep looking. We know it is tough to find RVs right now but you don't want to get into one that is a costly problem. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
@@DoesSizeMatter
Thanks a lot for your comments. I'll take them in to consideration and probably move on from it. The right motorhome is out there we'll just have to find it.
@@ericwells8929 You are absolutely right, it is. Times are just tough right now with demand so high and supply so low. Keep looking and let us know if you have other questions. Good luck!
The 2018 Vista model 26M that I have has a rubber roof, not fiberglass
Interesting information the factory rep told me about the fibreglass but I will look into that further. Thanks for sharing the information and watching.
Another good video. One slight correction, On the F-53 19,000 lbs chassis with the 19.5 wheels they are all steel wheels with steel wheel simulators. The F-53 23,000 lbs and up chassis with the 22.5 wheels have the Alcoa aluminum wheels. Love your channel. Safe Travels.
Thanks for the clarification. I did some more specific digging and see what you are saying. Thanks for watching.